Following the success of their debut album Wild Silence, folk-Americana group The Wandering Hearts have announced a London headline show at Islington Assembly Hall on Wednesday 28 November. Having already sold out three London headline dates, most recently Bush Hall, this will be the band’s biggest performance yet.

The band will also be making their US live debut in June, performing at two of Nashville’s most iconic venues, The Grand Ole Opry and The Ryman, both at the personal invitation of country music legend Marty Stuart.

Wild Silence spent three weeks at the top of the UK Official Country Albums Chart and remains in the top 5. In February, the band won the coveted Bob Harris Emerging Artist Award at The UK Americana Awards 2018, a prize handpicked by the legendary broadcaster himself. The band also performed their single ‘Burning Bridges’, and joined Imelda May, Mumford and Sons and Robert Plant on stage for a rendition of the late Tom Petty’s ‘Wildflowers’.

Over the past year, The Wandering Hearts have built a loyal fan base with their signature sound that transcends the boundaries of genre – this is what makes them so special. With their seamless vocal harmonies, The Wandering Hearts are reminiscent of First Aid Kit and Of Monsters and Men, incorporating Fleetwood Mac’s pop sensibility and the storytelling of Chris Stapleton, all the while keeping their British roots at their heart.